Seriously, why would anyone come here expecting us to steer them away from a car like this?

This is one of the two rams that flip the pickup, I’m guessing 10" diameter piston with o rings inside, giving theoretical max thrust (at 2000 psi max tank pressure) of 158,000 lbs per cylinder (79 sq in piston area) Of course that is overkill so everything would be de-rated for safety.

Probably unwise of me to comment..haha

Remote controlled as well. Everything on these cars was replaced with new so they were safe and drove (and stopped) The remote (stunt) driver controlled everything with hydraulics from his perch.

Maybe VAG could bring over the Cupra brand as well.

Could you please choose another name for this renamed section. The closeness of goodbye and good buy really screws with my dyslexia. It is not disability friendly. Thank you.

honorable mention: War for Cybertron but with G1 sound effects

Say it with me now: “Miata Is Always The Answer.”

Hey David - I could use those Disco trim bits you removed to add the jump seats - mine is busted on one side. Drop me a line at k r h o d e s@c a m c o m . c o m if the owner wants to part with them.

This will be returning under its own 53 year old power here soon... I got disgruntled during the video release when it was quoted that “In 1965 Ford introduced the first SUV”... the Scout 80 had been around half a decade by then.

Next week we will read

Of course it is. It's Brazilian.

Rule #1: Never post a video when an article will suffice. Most people don’t have the time (or an appropriate setting) to watch a video, but all of us have 60 seconds to read a condensed list of tips.

The 2020 VW Harlequin Golf.

Now compare that to the actual noose, from Garage #4 where it was found:

No, there wasn’t a noose. I can imagine how it looks a little “noosey” to overly racial sensitive people, but it’s just a slip knot to me. That speaks nothing for the whole situation in general, as I know someone like to immediately flame to, but it’s just not a noose. Still, I think it brought a good outcome and more…

Kinja’d

Well, if you’re feeling hurt, I have good news: if you enjoyed the Cellino and Barnes jingle between the years 2003-2007, you may be entitled to financial compensation.

the speedometer started leaking. He covered it in a different article

Meh...I think if I was in my 60's and wanted something weird to bring to shows, this might hit that sweet-spot. There’s a guy with a regular Allante that hits up the local shows, and I always find myself walking past rows of ‘69 Camaros to check it out.